Craig is joined by Jonny and Iain to look forward to Glasgow’s huge URC final against the Vodacom Bulls in Pretoria, after the win over Munster. They also skirt around the latest news of the week and offer up their hands in the ruck in this special double length episode.
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Originally from the Isle of Bute, John is a Glasgow Warriors fan and retired crash ball specialist. John still enjoys the occasional rugby 'social' with his former team mates at Bute and Bishopton RFC
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Playing at altitude. Tough on the lungs , but the ball travels further when kicked. Drop kicks and penaltys can be taken from much further out.Just kick them. Works for both sides but Glasgow love a line out drive, Put them in the corner from our own half, Johnny Matthews in at the resultant line out.
Contain them 1st half , silence the crowd, win it in second half.
Party time
And so it came to pass, that that was exactly what happened.
Amazing to see a Scottish side keeping it together and holding belief. So many obstances to overcome , including our penalty count.
How much credit do we need to give to Franco Smith?